Superintendent - Interiors

The Interior Superintendent manages all on-site operations for interior construction projects, overseeing tasks like drywall, finishes, and installations to ensure timely, high-quality completion within budget. They coordinate subcontractors, enforce safety standards, and maintain clear communication with project managers, clients, and design teams to meet specifications and deliver a successful project.

Client Details

This South Florida-based general contractor is known for its expertise in delivering high-quality commercial, multifamily, and healthcare projects. With a strong focus on innovation, collaboration, and client satisfaction, they handle every phase of construction, from pre-construction planning to project completion, ensuring exceptional results and maintaining high standards of safety and quality.

Description

• Site Supervision and Coordination
• Team Management
• Safety Compliance
• Quality Control
• Schedule Management
• Budget Oversight
• Stakeholder Communication
• Documentation and Reporting

Profile

The successful candidate for the Interior Superintendent role is a highly organized and detail-oriented professional with extensive experience in managing interior construction projects. They possess strong leadership skills, the ability to coordinate multiple subcontractors, a deep understanding of construction processes, and a commitment to ensuring quality, safety, and on-time delivery while maintaining effective communication with all stakeholders.

Job Offer

• Base salary: $95,000 and $115,000 yearly
• Benefits package
• 401k
• Truck allowance
• Career growth & development
• Cellphone allowance
  

Desired Skills and Experience

Site Supervision and Coordination
Team Management
Safety Compliance
Quality Control
Schedule Management
Budget Oversight
Stakeholder Communication
Documentation and Reporting

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